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Ultraman Zero
Mode Attack
Show presentation Movie 2010
Int'l Tokyo Toy Show 2010
17 July
arigato:
ameblo
Frame:*BLACK MOUNTAIN CYCLES* mod. zero
Headset:*WHITE INDUSTRIES * zs44/28.6-ec44/30 headset
Wheel:*White INDUSTRIES* cld hub x *astral* outback alloy
Tire:*wtb* horizon road+
Handle:*ritchey* rl1 venture max
Stem:*ritchey* comp 4axis 44
Bartape:*ritchey* wcs pave bartape v2
Saddle:*wtb* silverado race saddle bl special
Seatpost:*nitto* 92
Seatclamp:*dkg* flip lock clamp
Brakecaliper:*equal*
Crank:*shimano* fc-rx810
Pedal:*shimano* pd-gr400
It was so bizzarre actually seeing a guy (gorgeous and amazing) drinking the new zero! Didn't dare to take a picture when he was drinking it, though. Weird how sexuality is so extremely evident in consumerism, well...not weird - I guess it's always been so - but the promotion of this drink has made me laugh, apperantly I shouldn't have! There definitely was a market of men finding it unmanly to drink Diet Coke!
Artlab Gallery February 27 - March 12, 2020
Opening Reception: Thursday, February 27 from 5-7PM
This exhibition responds to a visit that the futurist R. Buckminster Fuller made to London, Ontario, in 1968. Fuller brought to London his concerns for the future, including his belief that humans were using up the earth’s resources too quickly. We are all, he suggested, on “little spaceship earth,” hurtling through the universe, and must work together to survive. Now, in a moment of climate crisis we ask what future(s) are we planning for today? And how can we work together to move beyond the current impasse? As Fuller said: “Most importantly we have learned that from here on it is success for all or none, for it is experimentally proven by physics that ‘unity is plural and at minimum two.’ You and I are inherently different and complimentary. Together we average as zero - that is, as eternity.”
This exhibition was curated by students in MCS4605E as a precursor to "From Remote Stars: Buckminster Fuller, London, and Speculative Futures," on view at Museum London from May 16 -August 30, 2020. A second phase of "Together We Average as Zero" will be viewable in the Artlab from May 14 – June 11, 2020.
Presented with support from the Department of Visual Arts, the Faculty of Arts and Humanities and McIntosh Gallery, Western University
Artlab Gallery
John Labatt Visual Arts Centre
Department of Visual Arts
Western University
London, ON
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